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I am glad no one was hurt. When I first began with pistols and rifles...two friends that lured me to the darkside of this evil obsession beat it in to my head to check and re-check. I've done what you did and even checked the damn gun after I cleaned it! It's a lesson that was learned...

My hard chromed les baer monolith heavyweight .45 :D

SOUTHPAW: Not to worry mah friend...She's coming back to me as soon as I get the funds :D:D

Glock :) Mine was purchased used...unknown round count. As of today it's two weeks old, has 1070 rounds through it and ran all those rounds dirty. I gave my Les baer monolith the same test...over 1000 rds no cleaning. That's like a pop quiz to a Glock. Glock's Rock!:D:evil::)

Sorrrrryyyy heheheheheh!!

I had a 19c. 10,050 rounds through it in less than two years....maybe three situations where it malfunctioned due to limp wristing. Otherwise, load up whatever...steel cased, +p+ or whatever you like, pull the trigger and it will go bang. Great gun!:evil::D:)

1-plastic: glock 21sf 2-metal: baer monolith 1911 .45, bulgarian makarov 9x18 :)

I have owned numerous Glocks. My 21sf is nearing two weeks of age with me as its owner..900 rounds through it and I cleaned it when I first got it. Haven't cleaned it since. I think it'll be fine. To the author of this thread...I hope you are feeling better.:D

Now it's ready :) and SOUTH, thanks for twisting MY arm to get a 21sf!:neener:

Glock 21sf third gen w/ night sights+3.5# trigger. Yesterday it followed me home.

SOUTHPAW is a very good friend and fellow shooter. He knows I'm suffering from "baer syndrome" as my LB heavyweight monolith is out getting hard chromed. :) I had a few Glocks in my time, and they are very trustworthy accurate pistols. SOUTH was kind enough to lend me His 21SF yesterday(I...

This: with 14 rounds of 230 gr hollow points and I'm getting a light for it :):evil:

My best 1911 yet,and I sold it. one THOUSAND percent reliable. limp wrist, any ammo, any mag...whatever. clean/dirty, oiled, greased...it ran! colt special combat gvt '94 model. old kimber ss target II .45. lol, all bad from day one. Former wilson cqb. Don't miss it :) This thing...

Should look nice on the hard chrome finish. They're probably bity with that pattern engraved.:cool:

I nearly dropped my phone when South sent me the pic! Tight group! I really have to work with my colt to get it to group like that! And s l o w l y! Awesome job!! The next time you go, we'll try some hp's, winchester and hst! I'm curious to see how it does with those. My colt fed them fine. Both...

While everyone has their opinion, I would suggest upgrading the "grip safety" if you DO select a G.I. model to a high rise beavertail. The stock grip safety(again, not EVERYONE) will beat up the webbing of your hand if you grip it high up. I had a Springer G.I. and the thing just wouldn't stop...

I don't know about "BEST"....some like them, some don't....If it's what works for you then it's what is best FOR you, not because of how it's built, it's capacity, etc. I have a 19c with 9700 rds through it. VERY few failures, but it has fte(limp wrister!) and ftf(blazer alum case, 4 out of...

I will have some HST HP's along to make sure it feeds those too. I'm contacting my friend to see about tomorrow night. Would you be interested if He replies w/a yes? I am dying to see how that Glades performs. It is SUCH a nice pistol! That trigger makes me giddy!:D:evil:

I've owned quite a few Mak's and they all fed whatever I had in the mag. It is one reliable pistol!!

I had two at one point. One was the cherry, low mileage one, the other..the range blaster. Very accurate, high cap, and low recoil. I never had a failure of any kind in either one. The .45 was not as good. After a while, the slide would not go all the way forward after 150 rds or so. I sold it...